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The liberals' idea of a sustainable community. Bet you bet your sweet #ss Higher People's Party members won't be living there.
Posted on 08/01/2012 11:02:25 AM PDT by neverdem
This tyrant must be defeated.
UN Agenda 21
AND...control the water in the southwest:
snip-”This is an unprecedented legal claim to water.”
(air will be next.)
This is where the soccer moms will be a force for good, they will revolt against this idea.
For your respective lists.
Where has this scenario played out before? Obama and his lackies should have waited for at least another generation. There’s still too many people around who remember the bad old days of the soviet union. The crap obama is spewing sounds like it just came out of the kremlin. Sorry obama, there may be a lot of ignorant people in this country, but there’s not quite enough for what you may be planning.
Hmmm?
Next?
What exactly do you think carbon "credits" are being sold for?
Exactly, and Obama and his ilk have another foe that won’t be so easy to control - technology. More people are able to telecommute now and are free to pick up and move to wherever they want to live.
In some ways, it’s a good thing that government is so incompetent. It can’t enforce it’s own schemes. As P.J. O’Rourke said, even if government had a camera in every room in your house, at least half of them wouldn’t be working. ;-)
“by discouraging driving with a blizzard of taxes, fees, and regulations.”
Georgia’s TSPLOST tax was to do exactly that, sucking another 1% to persuade residents into metro areas.
It was subjected to a vote.
It was crushed by nearly 2 to 1.
We can say “NO”.
Ping.
There are some Chicago orgs mentioned in the article.
Isn't the main source of funding for ObamaCare a massive redistribution of money from the young to those aged 40-65? I sense a theme. All our money is theirs to spread around at will . . . so that everyone "benefits" as the socialists define that word.
How about burning Washington instead?
To see the effects of such a scheme, one only has to look at the Kansas City Metropolitan area. Under the terms of a Federal school integration case, the Kansas City School district was put under the control of a federal judge for something like 20 or 30 years. He had full control, to include the ability to raise taxes in suburban counties surrounding Kansas City. He used this authority to raise the taxes in surrounding counties and used the money to spend lavishly on Kansas City Schools with no improvement in educational attainment.
His authority, however, did not extend to suburban counties in Kansas, some of which were literally right across the street from KC MO. Their taxes were not raised and their tax dollars were no poured into the KC money pit. Those counties grew and thrived, Missouri counties declined. People voted with their feet and the net result was economic decline on the Missouri side and growth and prosperity on the Kansas side (except for KC MO’s lttle urban twin, KC, KS.)
Where this scheme is implemented, suburbs will immediately start to decline. Rural areas outside whatever new boundaries are drawn will spring to life with growth as people flee from this oppressive black hole.
Not to worry - 0bama’s Rural Pacification program will deal with us pesky rural bitter clingers:
Drone overflights, declaring things like dust and milk as EPA-regulated ‘pollutants,’ control and cutoff of water...
You get the picture.
The goal of United Nation's Agenda 21 is to zone private property out of existence and herd all non-essential humanoids into high-rise containment facilities where they can be inventoried and tracked more easily until the time for the Final Solution arrives.
Aha, but guess what? The ilk have an answer for technology, and that is called electricity. When they have shut down all the coal plants and torn down the dams, and opened all the wind and solar farms, there will be shortages, and they will be forced to dictate where the electricity goes. Smart meters, ever heard of them? They will be used to ration electricity. They can turn you on and off at a whim. Welcome to India, my friends.
The liberals' idea of a sustainable community. Bet you bet your sweet #ss Higher People's Party members won't be living there.
Aww, why did you have to rain on my parade? ;-)
I refuse to give up hope. I think people will always find a way around the dinosaurs in government. It may not be easy, but it will be done.
“This tyrant must be defeated.”
ABSOLUTELY, UNEQUIVOCALLY.
Is that Pruitt or Cabrini?
Is that photo of government housing in Memphis today or Volgograd in 1980? I can’t tell the difference.
Water rights have been the cause of many range wars for hundreds of years. This is just the latest.
For those who don’t know, in the West and Southwest, if you own the land, you don’t own the water. Saving rain water in the old days would get you killed by the guy renting the government land for grazing. Now it gets you sued.
Over my dead body.
Three Percenter
Oath Keeper
Thanks Army Air Corps
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It is a well documented government failure. Today's libs are itching to try it all over again. If it happens again, ther will be a logical conclusion to the creation.
In a speech December 1929 Stalin said: “We have passed from a policy of confining the exploiting tendencies of the Kulaks to a policy of liquidation of the Kulaks as a class”
The hell he did, it was George Herbert Walker BUSH who signed the Agenda 21, on Prince Charles' yacht off the coast of Rio in 1992.
Just wait until they send city dwellers to “help harvest the crops”. I’m sure Pol Pot’s notes are on Obama’s “To-Do” list.
/sarc ....maybe
This guy is beginning to look like Mickey Mouse in “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” portion of “Fantasia”.
Those hell-holes still exist on the south side of Chicago. And probably in every other major American city, too. I cannot imagine what life inside is like.
And from what I’ve seen of the old USSR, most of the urban population was herded into them, too.
Human warehouse? More like a stockyard, if you ask me. And the elites don’t look at us any different than cattle.
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How East German of him.
That's the general idea.
They cannot wait....they simply must do it all now.
They have to finish off independent once and for all, lest those dangerous kulak’s spread ant-revolutionary ideas amongst the lumpen-proletariat.
I have noticed in the last 2-3 years that in the immediate Houston (Harris County) area that apartment building constructions has boomed...And in areas that are not yet accessable to grocery stores, mass transit, bus stops/parking (car pool) areas...But those facilities/services are catching up...
At the same time those transient housing facilities are increasing the crime where they are being installed...Both serious and petty criminal activity...That absolutely does extend to the nieghboring suburban (established nieghborhoods)...
So their plan IS working to get people out of the single dwelling units into the transient, crime ridden facilities popping up more and more often in recent history...
The bottom line to a more government controlled and government dependent populace...
So that eventually the absolute failure of the sub-prime lending debacle can be written off and the single family dwelling units can be manipulated for any foreseeable political crisis or politically deflective need...
Just my opinion...
This redistribution agenda is the real reason for the American Community Survey.
Why else do you think they want to knew how far you drive to work and how many toilets your home has?
Remember Dr. Zhivago, where his home was confiscated and then used to house a dozen or more people?
These people plan to move you to within walking or biking distance of your job and force you into minimal housing. All in the name of fairness, of course.
The only GOP candidate who promised to revoke US participation in or any support for Agenda 21 was Gingrich. I don’t think Romney has even mentioned it, but I doubt that it bothers him much.
Of course, since Egalitarian Collectivism Sabotages Human Potential. this sort of effort to redistribute the fruits of productive people's labor will only cause more failure.
There can be no middle ground with those who advocate insane programs, premised not on reality, but on envy and resentment. We have to better perfect our arguments, to make certain that no one with any intelligence sees Obama as anything other than he really is.
William Flax
Obama’s war on energy is the lever for this agenda. Make it too expensive to drive and too expensive to heat and cool a large home, and you force the middle class back into the cities.
If he were as harmless as Mickey Mouse, this might be entertaining. But coming along with Fauxcahontas’ (Elizabeth Warren’s) ads praising the Chinese “infrastructure building,” which means roads built by slave and prisoner labor, where people even had to make gravel by using hammers to chip boulders into tiny stones, I’d say they’re planning something. It’s going to be their own special way of celebrating after Dear Leader gets “elected” again.
I was just about to “ping” you to that post ... turns out it’s not necessary.
From the file name, looks like Pruitt.
Which is not to say that he would have ended Federal support for all of its tenets, which, from what I know of Newtie's record on environmental issues, is unlikely.
My apologies to the forum.
I think so. He actually revised his view on a lot of the so-called environmental issues after he seriously started running for president and examined the issues.
Anybody know what Romney (who is a statist at heart) thinks about Agenda 21?
That's a better idea.
I actually love cities, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with apartment living, and I wouldn’t want to live in a suburb. But that’s my personal choice, and I don’t know why it enrages Obama so that some people prefer suburban living.
The problem with these apartment buildings near you is not necessarily that they’re apartments but that they are being pushed on the neighborhood by the government and the government is picking their tenants. The government has destroyed many city neighborhoods by doing exactly this same thing.
Of course, the government officials in question, ranging from Obama to judge Leonard Sands of New York, don’t live in either suburbs or cities: they live in mansions and gated communities, like Party leaders in any Marxist country.
*We* are the Kulaks. 0bama is Stalin.
Bingo!!!
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